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LONDONS SMART
WOM fAT CELERY
1I flcard That Queen Did So and
Thought It Would Make Them
V Look Young
SO TilE TRADE TOOK A BOOM
the Satur
Lady Mary in Her Letter to
day Pcscrct News Ghcs Some
Gossipy Metropolis Items
gBtelsl Correspondence
ONDON July 1When two or
I three IMidon society dames made
L the discovery rcccntlythnt Queen
Alexandra hail been for yon n
thesa smart
hfarty eater of celery
women promptly decided thnt her mujm
tyi perennial youth and beauty mUlt
W celery
be due to tills diet Accordingly
crY eating now linn become general
nmong fashionable women RO gennra
of
In fact that the beauty doctors
Imdon arc beginning to feel the effects
off
decided falling
In a
of the new craze
Meanwhile market gardeners
In patronage
deners havo been puzzled to know why
1 demand for celery sprung up so sud
denly in fuflhlonnblo cstabllshiulints
The queens celery Is grown at Sand
rlnBhnm where the most of the vege
tables for tho royal table como from
and a determined effort Is ohK made
by women who desire to bo more beau
tiful to got a sample of the Bpeeles BO
that they may grow It for thcmsolvei
Fruit nnd vegetable dealers who enter
for fashionable west and people have
of tho craze manufactured
as a result
a hew name for this celery It cnn be
tetn In the beat shop marked up
Koyai Sandrlnghnm the desire being
I lo convey tho Inwrmlcm thnt It Is the
iairo species as Uiot grown nt Hand
rlngham for her majesty The new
name enhance tho value 60 percent
nlthoush It Is oxactly the some quality
that had been supplied tq the purchas
IT for a number of years back
HANDSOMtjLY miKSSKD
Always hanusorhtfu nnd smartly
dressed though without an Attempt at
I over extravagance tho Duchess of
Marlborough huB struck out In a new
line In tho matter of material for bar
bet gowns The queen during her re
cent visit to Ireland not the fashion by
wearing a dross made of poplin and
the duchess seems to have been tho
first to follow suit A tow days ago a
member a Dublin flrm arrived in Lon
don with samples of tho richest poplins
manufactured by tho house Her grace
was 10 delighted with the Bluff that she
Immediately gave an order amounting
to close upon 5000 Hlthcito she had
favored French houses and now that
ebe has transferred her patronage to
Ireland London costumers me some
what jealous Other American society
women arc followlnij tho example of
the duchess and on their return home
after the scnaon their trunks will lio
Hacked with Irish poplins Count
Warde women friends particularly ate
showing a partiality fur thin material
end It Is expected that poplin costumes
will be seen at some of the lavish en
tertainments which ho proposes to In
dulge In during the Reason Many of
the American feminine vlitlorn to Lon
don aro going over to Ireland ut the
rnd cf tho London season for no other
purpose than to examine on the spot
the new material which has become an
other sort of society craze Poplin Is
try no moans a new discovery having
tern one of tho old Industries of Ire
land that has survived tho decay of
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Irish track The manufacture Is a sort
uf trade KOI ret nnd the old hand looiim
UN nun employed In producing It
AIIOUT MHS swam
Mrs Henry Solguls recent action In
taking a homo In Irosveiior square IH
due I urn told to the fuct that without
Htich a residence aha could not IIOIKI to
compete with the other rich American
women who aro entertaining largely in
London this season At II rut ohn would
not l > e troubled with a house utid Us
swnnts BO she proposed to put up nt
one of the west end hotels and do her
entertaining there but fashion soon
proved too much for her The Orosvo
nor squaro houno No Gt which jihft
has taken belongs to Cnpt Splcer and
It IH understood that Mrs fielgel has
succeeded In setting It ut a much low
cr price than If she had entered Into
negotiations a month or 10 ago when
members of tho American world of
fashion well outbidding each other for
town houses for the WHOM Hhe has
also taken n houso at Maidenhead nn
the upper roaches of tho river Tbamw
where she has ln talled her two daugh
ters In this way Mrs Helgel has gone
one better than any of tho American
society women who have como over for
th season Her object Is to have week
end parties at Maidenhead and allow
the daughters to pjay tho hostess It
Is estimated that the two establish
meats apart from the oxpoiws or on
tortnlnltiff will cost her lit leant 15000
for tho season The West Knd hotel
people where she Will staying and
where It was hoped she would lemnln
rocognlze that they havo lost one of
the best of their seasons customers
Count Ward however bus Just ndqulr
oil tho suite of rooms which have been
occupied by Mrs S lpel and at pres
ent ho imposes to retain them until the
end of tuff season
ON TUB MOST WORTHY
Mrs Arthur Pugot working In con I
junction with tho DuchoM of Marl
borough has for a nunibar of years
made rhlldrens hospitals In London the
special object of lieu charity Like the
duchea tube does not dluponso charity
Indiscriminately but seeks to bestow
her pfitronago on the moat worthy and
necOHBltous InstitUtions In this direc
tion dhe was always guided hy the ad
vice of the bite Adrian Ilono who was
for a number of years the secretary of
the childrens hospital In kent Ounond
street lie was In fullliiK health when
Mrs Paget left London for her visit to
the United States and she Caw orders
that she was to lx kept regularly In
formed by cable of tho piogieso of his
Illness Ills death Is not likely to caueo
her to nbtmdon the generous attentions
Which she has always bestowed on the
honpltnl which wan so directly under
hit control It Is estimated that apart
from what Mm Pneot reullres through
tho many benevolent entirtalnments
organized by her sho gives out of her
own private nurse no less than SSOOO
to 30000 yearly to rhlr1t N qt this
hind She Is denerlbed liF cWFUab
disposed persons Lie one of the most ac
complished and persistent beggars
among nocloty women who devots their
lives to tho relief uf distress Hospital
olllnlala declare that she has never been
known to fall In extracting a handsome
donation from a friend for any of her
pet schemes MIA Iagets daughter H
no less enthusiastic in supporting her
mothers efforts
BNVELL ANCILOAMBIUOANB
Members of the swell Apglo Ameri
can set In London are hopIng to devise
Rome scheme which will render
It IBM easy than of yore
for AmerIcans who have no recognized
social position In the United States to
gain cmtronco to tho best circles hem
by moans of tholr wealth alone Lon
don socIety has not yet learned thnt the
Amcrlcnn 400 IH not compelled exclu
sively of millionaires or millionair
esses and thnt It Is by no mean
money alone which deemed necessary
to secure admIssIon to Its doors Hero
It 18 usually taken for granted that any
American who had made a big pile hall
thereby dlntlngulshtxl social position at
home and when ho a hut his famll land
on those ulnncs they generally are te
celvcd with open arms und made much
of
AIm OPTBN VULQAU
If they am really people of good
breeding nnd rcllnomcnt no harm comes
of It wUd my Informer it popular
member of tho Ameilcnn colony In Lon
don but If us often happens they are
vulgar and bent only on cutting a wide
swath with tholr money much harm
comes of It because they are regarded
us fair Bpcclmens of the port of iVopln
who ore social leaders In America Thai
Is one rennon why on the English lit II If I
und In popular KiiRllsh novels the
Anmrlcan In society Is always depicted
as an atrociously vulgar creature who
scatters money and bid grammar with
rqual Indifference I huo known many
wcnlthy but Iiopelriisly crude Imllvldu
nU at home who after making nn ab
ject failure of their efforts to get Into
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society the have como over hero and
made n success of It
Hut how do you and your friend
propose to stop It 7 Rhe wits asked
A SJCCItKT CAMPAIGN
By carrying on a Htcrat but active
campaign against AmurlcniiH who have
nothing but wealth III support their
loclul iiretuntlous Wherever we come
heroes thorn we shall take pains to let
It bo known that they have nn standing
at homo Wo shall establish a species
if private bureau for the dlBgitnlnallon
of information among KngllHh hastens
CH tonocinlng tho antecedents of Amer
loin clii titian is on their hospitality
There urc enough of Us who have taken
tha matter rcnounly in hand to milk
n Allows of It Tho American hog nnd
huggeDir are excluded from society In
America and they should be kept out
lucre
AN UTTER 1ILACKOUAUD
Hotdom liana more pathetic story been
told of nmnH eeinnhncsi and pdrfldlty
nnd womans Buffering and dSvot Inn
than that which has just been iitmlo
public In Sir rninclft Jeunes stuffy lit
tic dlvorco court Mr and Mfh Morldy
were married In London In 1S03 Ufi to
that time sue bud known of want inil
vretchediiosn only by hearsay Immp
dlately after tholr wedding they left
for western Australia where u ponltlnn
had been offered him an a minIng ex
pert Hut they had not been long In
the colony befoio he revealed hlmwlf In
his I run character gambler So ns
toilmia did he make their homo that It
became known UH iho Perth Monle
Carlo She trovo to inform him and
wean him from his evil tunsoclates mm
was paid by blow nnd abuse Broken
In health by the doctors orders she
returned to linglEind bringing her child
with her None of the promised1 lemlt
tuncas followed her Soon there was
another little mouth to till In her dlru
necciPlty this delicately nurtured wo
man was compelled to take lodging In
nn unhealthy slum while site strove to
support herself nnd her two children on
the 3 a week ulic obtained as u wait
ress In a ten shop The baby foil 111
The doctor Haiti unless she could scud
It lo tho country It would die Appeal
to her husband brought no iimlitnnre
She went Oil the stage and made a little
more monoy by much harder work but
not enough to provide the means that
would have wived her babys lIfe For
years die continued her htrugglo
against poverty hunger and slcknem
that once ought her to deaths door
while her husband was living IL life of
Pleasure In Australia gambling und In
tilguing with other woman Sir 1ran
els Jeuno readily granted her the decree
she sought and net her free from nn
utter blackguard as Morley In one of
hU letters correctly described himself
THIS OIL KINOS NIECE
Mill UookofelUr the oil kings niece
ami her friend Mla North now at
ciuth1gQS hotel LOIIIQJ1iretr Ylllnj
1 ropo b1llmjIIr 5iVi li
t urTr They Iniidud at Naples and
have bech for a long automobile tour
through Italy nnd franco After a
short stay In London these visitors
have planned to make nn extended mo
tor tour throughout Wales and Scot
land
LADY MAny
e
EFFECT OF TOE BIUSTOW REPORT
There wits a time when ono or two
colored men were permitted on the floor
of the house during the session as they
were contenting seats nf Southern mem
ber They did not exactly know what
to do with thaniMlvos and usually
dropped Into unoccupied BORIS on the
back iow One day ono of them W B
In the sent occupied by HepreKcntatlvo
Cuphmnn of Washington nnd the let
ter being a Roodnatured man did not
disturb Mm It was on thin day that
tho house was all torn up over tho
Brlstow iCport of charges against
members of Congress During the dls
ciuwlon ix group of members said some
thing about Cunhman
Ho would be just the man to rip this
thing lopen ns It deserves romaiked
one Hy the way where Is Ciwhman
asked another
Then they turned toward tho Wash
Ington members pont nnd tnv the black
man In It nnd one man dramatically
remarked
Well Ill be If this thlnfc has not
made fUHhmnn black In the V face
Washington Post
LEPERS IN JAPAN
Tho number of lepers In Japan ac
cording to olllclal statistics In M6II
There Is not n province free from tile
ease A correspondent asserts thnt tho
real figures would amount to over 100
000
A HUU u
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II THE HEADQUARTERS OF KUROPATKIN
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7h Irresistible dash and vim vl th which the Japancso carry on tho sor now threatens the mUltary headquar
ters of Kuiopatkln ut Llao Yaiig
IDEAL Of LYCEUM
CLUBFOUNDERSI
Aim is to Promote Union of In
tellectual Women All Over
The World
ITS PICAOILLY HEADQUARTERS
A Clearing House In Which Utcrnry
And Artistic Vnrc < of Members
Will be Offered for Sale
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F LADY FRANCES UALKOUli
Slstcrlnlaw of tho Prime Minister of England and Chairman of the New
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Lyceum Club
ibm fllelchen another of tim titled I
members paints and soils pictures The i
only exception to the club rule Is
made In the case of the wives of dill
tlngulthed 11111 and we havo two of
theo In the por onn of the Cmmtoss of
Mulmesbury and Lady Huhcr
IN OTHKU CITIIW
So far bureaus of the Lyceum club
have been opened In Iarls Dorlln and
Prague The American membership Is
not yet sulllclently large to Justify tho
opening of a depot In New York but
such an event sodium not far off At
present the IntereHttt of the Lyceum are
being looked titter directly by Mrs
Florence Allen Degan of New York
Homo time ago the Idea of the club was
submitted by Miss Bmcdloy to promi
nent women nnd among those who have
comiontcd to net on the American pro
vlslqnil committees arc Mrs Krmicea
Hodgson Duinett Mrs Mary H VII
kins rrfPimm Miss Jeunnetlo L Oil
der Mrs Burton Hnrrlion and Mrs
Denlson president of the Gonornl Fed
eration of Womens Clubs
Probably tho thing that American
women will ask about the Lyceum
club however IH In what way It Is to bo
of service to Its members the world
over who may novor get to London to
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thorp service mcmheiA of time Lyceum
club will becomo inlltled nftrt the In >
munt of their mibscrlptlon whloli at the
Martout IH J10 far KiiKland and U
for American emil other forolun iniin
tiers Tho only charge which the club
will make to iiittinbers served through
this Information tureuu will be for out
ofpocket CXpellKH
IT HOUND llltl
It wounds like a big order hut tOm
wlmt I know of the clever girlauthor
PCS who 1mH thought till wholo thing
out nnd taking Into account the really
enormous intlucnco nf tho women whom
Bhe linn associated With her 1 would
not ho stiriirlrod to see till thing done
As nn cUdeiirn of Miss Kmeilleys Ill
crgy and resonrrefulncB It may be said
that at the outwit nh > was aciiuulnted
with not ono of her distinguished co
workers A striking instance of the ell
thUBlntm which her scheme aroused In
nearly everyone who heard of It IH HIP
fact thnt practically every Kngllsh ed
itor tumid publlslipr futnlKhvd Mists
Hinivllcy with n list of his contributors
to that they might be Interested In the
Lyceum club
LYCKUM AS A CLUB
Of the Lyceum as a club little lien
been wild In thin article ns I fancy that
tin most Interesting points about It
hilVO been rowed In tin t b ninlip
dlgpntchou Amoilcnn women worker
who go tibrond niu > be 11I1I1I01lcll iu
hoar howeer that the Lyceum con
tnliiH to bedrooms which will Im ut the
disposal of Us foreign members when In
Ixindun lit prices which cannot be
touched In the metropolis In point of
rciiKcnableiiCHii Tln > culerlnl nt the
Lyceum will bo another of ltd fetituruH
Pot eisa mt > m > ers who wlch It will aUo
IH glvnn letters ot Introduction to in
sist them to put their time to th > best
luhniitngi anti they will be welcomed
to the receptions which mire to lie held
frpquantly with tint Idea of making
tho cltibhouBn IIH HH founder says a
common meeting ground for Intellectual
women workers tho world over
Among the t am sri cati women of pmm
Inolico who will maka Use of the club
this Hummer are Mrs Ahoy VilRht
Hcwnll who returned from Dorlln time
other day with Miss Smedlcy Miss
Laura 0111 dean of Ilmmiri college
and Miss Woollcy piceldtMit of Mount
Hol > nhe college
rime Lyceum club him lime nih atm t mm gum
of being started In u businesslike way
Capital to a practically unllmltnd ox
tent Is behind the enterprise und the
rent ol tho club premises nt 188 Picon
dllly ns well ns the working expenses
of the nrKiiuleatlon have been guaran
teed for seven yram V
HAYUJJN CHURCH
SENATOR CULLOMS SERVANT
Senator Cullom of Illlnola has for
cunsJ1l1dhthI tl11lloy IIt 1111hom1
In fprliuntUl an old colored man whose
duties were those ot man ot nil work
The old darkyK racial peculnrltles ute
strongly marked and Senator Cullom
finds rare fun In engaging him In con
versation with the expectation that his
servants efforts to use the largest words
In his vocabulary will probably result
In n ridiculous culmination
0ne day George was working on HOIIIO
flower Lcd the while expatiating upon
tho merits of tho chickens he had at
his home
You ought to see item chickens
Mlstub Cullom he said Deys do
biatos In ills mans town IM got
some Leghorns Plymouth Hocks an
Itlnck Spanish nnd day lays mo eggs
an makes bcttah stews dn any othuh
chickens In do neighborhood
Well George observed tho Senator
whats the usa ot having HO many
varieties Why dont you find out
which Is tho bent and rube that kind
onl7YnHHnh
Ya sah yiifsah rel led George
Id do that nn have Pl > mouth Hocks
fob tho onl ell kind If it wasnt fob
my wife Shell do greatest pusson you
cbber etc to have chickens oh dlrfvient
nationalities
DIFFERENCE IN MOTHERS
Time icrmnn mother xnys that should
she by accident bun the heel of her
hoe one of her children will die before
time year Is out while should a Trench
lady meet with inch an nccldcnt to her
high hilled slIppTR ml I sappohmmi meat In
love Is nun to follow
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Astonishing Cruelties Perpetrated
On a Young Girl by t V
Priests
AWFUL FORMS OF INDIGNITY
Said to be Possessed of Devils She Is
Ioiccd to Walk Hareloot for Miles
hearing Heavy Cross 1
Special rorrMponduiee
NIW Juno 2SHcnretta
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O lays case has provided striking 1 V I
proof of the almost Incredible
Ignorance and superstition still V i
cxlitlng In those J
e countrlM In Europe 1
which are commonly supposed to pOI 1
fell the highest chlllzatlon i
Henrlctte OilY IH 18 years old Until
recently she lived In the tiny Swlis vll j I I
lags of IflimHaul not fur from Geneva I
Hhe Is the daughter of n peasant 1I0s f r I
seMlng a few aeren of land In the vil I h
lage hut at an early age Henrietta I
showed signs of having ben born for a r tI
higher station In life Her father how Olif
ever was a ruanie ioURli agriculturist 1
who had no education and understood V i I
nothing but the tilling of his fields ami
the cure of his cattle lie could road
unlyMith iinioulty anti write little but
his own signature Her mother also was i
a peiiMitit woman of low birth of flu I 1 I
munnnrH ami scanty education IF
Time girl had two brother nnd two 1
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sisters nil of whom iih nfod the char J1 V
acteitntlcN of their parents The broth fl
edit were heavy clumsy fellows wltli il V
huge ugly hands nnd ungracious DR j i j
uiec rime 8h > trH worked In the Held
nnd were deold nf every touch of ro j
llnement The whole family lived In a h I
> ooden hut consisting of two rooms l1 j
furnliliPd and fitted in the most prim 11 1
itive fathton m t
Itenrlette muis In many ways a strik PI
ing contrast In her own family and
to nil the poplt of hit native tillage h
hue wiii a rnihor pretty delicate child y
wltiin soft fair skin anil nn inborn 10 I
llnoniunt Uv n her compnnlonn at
Bohon had an uncomfortillla feeling f r
that she was superior to them and be V
longed to another either At home her t f
parents felt that she wns different from I
their other children while her brother
and sisters looked upon her as a etninga
being V V
As file grow up Into womanhood these
characteristics developed more strong N
ly and she drifted further and further ii
apart from hfJr relatives and neighbors i f
Though her sisters bugnn to work In V H
the fields at the liRe of 12 Honrletto
never soiled her long thin nrlBtocrntlo
fingers with Instruments of outdoor 11
labor Ilfi sisters attended the fair at
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the nearest town nnd bought finery at j
one cent a yard while Henrlette sat at kt
Homo and read poetry When her sisters
with their V
tore went nut on Sundays
rustle admirers Henrietta sat In soli i
tude and drew clever sketches of tho
nnlmnls on her fathers farm She j V
looked like a lady and she had the In
Ktlncts of one l i
III spite of bar natural superiority tr >
her own family nnd her neighbor j >
however Henrlette was by no moan I
spoiled by the Instinctive feeling which V J
she had that tlmy wore uncongenial and t
unsuitable companions for her Hhe wan l 4
n good sister ever ready to ICn111 help
Ing hand to tho other members of the 1
family Site xvas also a good neighbor
and never showed by the slightest touch t
of arrogance that she felt herself a r
grade above the others Nevertheless 1
not only the neighbors but also her
own brothers and sisters end even her
father and mother hated her becausa
they had thcmnfllves the unmistakable
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THE HOME OF Tllll LYCIICiM CLlO IN PICCADILLY